Both MQTT and SSE protocols are built upon a pub/sub concept, using a ‘broker’ when distributing messages. Although the use cases of MQTT and SSE differ, as SSE is subscribe-only so unidirectional whereas MQTT is bidirectional. We're going to see how they compare.

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An opinionated guide on the concepts any Distributed Systems Engineering should have a thorough understanding of. Whether you're looking for a role or recruiting for your team, you'll find actionable insight in this article.

WebRTC is a core part of everyday internet use. The article below describes a common challenge developers encounter when employing WebRTC under-the-hood and how to solve it, with links to further information.

Webhooks and WebSub fulfil the function of data transfer at scale. While both are key components of internet infrastructure, the way they transfer data makes their use cases significantly different. The article shows when to use each.

A technical review of the live score feature in Google search results, delivered with some surprisingly old-school tech from the 90s.

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